Larnach Castle

... Milford Sounds, kayaking, penguin watching, whale watching and eating as much as possible at the all you (ie Simon) can eat buffet. Then onto the Otago Penninsula, where we stayed at the crazy Larnach castle complete with full size wooden wagon as ...

Dunedin City Sights Tour followed by a trip to Larnach Castle with its tragic and fascinating history We continue upto Moeraki Boulders, which according to maori legend, were washed up from the great voyaging canoe Araiteuru when it was wrecked some ...

... the cinema to watch the very funny Irish film, The Guard. Tonight’s hotel was a bit different as we stayed at Larnach Castle, the only castle in New Zealand. It wasn’t quite as luxurious as it sounds, as we stayed in the converted stables! See ...

... the furniture - we spent a while there exploring and climbed the tower to see spectacular views of the peninsula. After Larnach Castle we drove past beautiful bays and beaches out to Penguin Place. Here you can take a tour across private ...

... so were able to appreciate the beautiful scenery and sheep. So all in all it was a great weekend and would recommend both Larnach Castle and the Otago Peninsula to anyone coming this way. Trivia 3: Pinot Noir is very popular here and Central Otago is ...

... our harrowing journey of the day before, this morning we woke up to the sounds of sheep and birds. Our beautiful room at Larnach Castle comes complete with a balcony that overlooks the bay. While Gillian sleeps, I get up early to wake up to sunrise ...

... nbsp; We had some fun on the beach and enjoyed the scenery, but soon were off to our final destination for the day…Larnach Castle on the Otago Peninsula near the city of Dunedin.  This was where we were staying for the night.  Getting ...

... overhead so I got what I came for – to see an albatross. On the way back up the peninsula I turned off towards Larnach Castle, which is somewhere that I have always wanted to visit & decided to take the opportunity now. The road up from the ...